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Motorola Solutions, a leader in two-way radio communications, has launched MOTOTRBO digital communications platform in Qatar with its local partner Salam Technology.
These digital radios are designed to meet the communication needs of customers in the public service, manufacturing, construction, education, industrial, hospitality and services industries.
MOTOTRBO delivers exceptional voice quality, extended battery life, increased capacity and the industry’s largest application developer programme, allowing businesses to collaborate and communicate.
Hythem ElKabbany, general manager, Salam Technology, delivered the keynote address along with presentations by both companies.
The scalability of a MOTOTRBO digital solution and the various models available helps design a customised system tailored to their needs.
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